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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1910
Page
5
In a clash over coverage, Baraca Baron objects to reporters, arguing they insult the group. Reggy notes the firemen saved members from a burning clubhouse, while the newspaper headlined that little of value was saved.
A reflective piece argues that women sculpt a husband’s character with subtle art. It urges sisters to refine their partners without stifling autonomy, warning that draining selfhood to mold men harms both parties. The piece praises selfless influence but cautions against profits over virtue.
In La Crosse county Judge Higbee ruled that public interests do not prevent creating a 7000 acre drainage district despite fears it would destroy hunting and fishing and hinder navigation. Captain W. A. Thompson heads the project as work begins on the new district.
Kidney troubles are warned as dangerous. Doan's Kidney Pills claim to cure distressing kidneys and restore function. A testimonial from E. C. McClenahan of Market Sts New Richmond says the pills restored mobility and reduced swelling after severe kidney illness. Sold by dealers at 5 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A fragmentary exchange mentions mean insinuation and Miss Lively, questioning baseball players. Mr Fusay-W notes that Sut btrake is an affection of the brain, reflecting odd medical slang.
Mrs Briggs living in rural Tadiana walked twenty miles to hear Rev Mr Goodwin preach in a distant township. At the end she told the congregation how she came with a grave face saying It booted it. The moment drew laughter and the tale circulated in Youths Companion.
In a Sunday school scene the elderly visitor asks who can name the Bible’s longest chapter. A boy, Tommy Tucker, shouts Psalm one nineteen, prompting a mix of surprise and amusement as the rapt audience listens to the playful exchange.
An 1909 advertisement recounts Mrs. Bertha Sachs of New York describing a seven year battle with pervasive itching and inflammation. After failing hospitals and many medicines, she credits Cuticura Remedies with curing her skin condition following two sets of soap ointment and pills. The text includes endorsers and a closing sentiment from a German Benevolent Society official and a humorous quip about friends and optimism.
August Belmont praised New England seaside towns and recounted a crude Rockford bathhouse joke. A guest pulls a rope for a shower, no water falls until a sailor proprietor chides, and a bystander woman is startled by a barrel being tilted for a sea water shower.
Distemper in all forms among horses and dogs is claimed curable with SPOHN'S DISTEMPER CART. Over 600,000 bottles sold last year. Available in $.50 and $1.90 sizes. Agents wanted. Spohn Medical Co. Spec. Contagious Diseases, Goshen, Ind.
The Louisville Courier Journal notes a bridge outside Plonkville has collapsed after a fresh coat of paint made it appear nearly new. A council quarrel and moralizing aside hide concern over infrastructure. Meanwhile a domestic quip contrasts a husband’s late returns with a wife’s indifferent stance on his absence.
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